Gil Rudolph is Co-Chair of the firm's Financial Regulatory and Compliance Practice. Gil focuses his practice on the representation of finance companies, banks, mortgage originators and servicers, education lenders, title insurance companies and other consumer financial service providers in regulatory and litigation matters. Gil also represents various alternative financial service providers, including small dollar/short term lenders, check cashers, pawn and auto title lenders. He additionally represents various participants in the credit, debit, and prepaid card issuance and processing industries.

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Articles, Publications, & Lectures

Gil is a frequent lecturer throughout the country on consumer financial services topics before industry, bar association and continuing legal education programs. He is also the editor of book chapters relative to mortgage lending laws and practices.

•Co-Author, Two is Stronger than One: Joint Enforcement Actions, Trend Spotting in the CFPB's Recent Enforcement Activity, GT CFPB Observer, November 2012•Co-Author, Key Take-Aways from the CFPB's First Court Action, GT CFPB Observer, September 28, 2012•Co-Author, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's First Major Enforcement Action, and What the $210 Million Settlement Means, The Banking Law Journal, Volume 29, Number 8, 713, September 2012•Co-Author, The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau: The New Sheriff in Town, The Banking Law Journal, Volume 29, Number 8, 702, September 2012

Noteworthy Experience

•Director of Legal Analysis, Ministry of Commerce, Office for the Negotiation of the Free Trade Agreement, Mexico City

Documents by this lawyer on Martindale.com

CFPB Issues Report on Reverse MortgagesPeter L. Cockrell,Brett M. Kitt,Gil Rudolph,J. Scott Sheehan, February 20, 2015On Feb. 9, the CFPB issued a report on consumer complaints regarding reverse mortgages. A reverse mortgage, which is only available to people above a certain age, is a particular type of home mortgage loan that permits older homeowners to access the equity in their homes. Repayment of the loan is...

CFPB Issues Proposed Rule for Larger Participants in the Nonbank Auto Lending MarketPeter L. Cockrell,Brett M. Kitt,Gil Rudolph,J. Scott Sheehan, September 25, 2014On September 18th, the CFPB issued a long-awaited proposed rule to define larger participants in the nonbank auto lending market. Once effective, the rule will give the CFPB power to supervise this group of financial institutions. The rule would define “larger participants” in the...